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Origins

Committee Personnel

Chapter 1 — Administration

• 1.1 Scope.

• 1.2 Purpose.

• 1.3 Application.

• 1.4 Equivalency.

• 1.5 Units and Formulas.

Chapter 2 — Referenced Publications

• 2.1 General.

• 2.2 NFPA Publications.

• 2.3 Other Publications.

• 2.4 References for Extracts in Recommendations Sections.

Chapter 3 — Definitions

• 3.1 General.

• 3.2 NFPA Official Definitions.

• 3.3* General Definitions.

Chapter 4 — Goals, Objectives, and Assumptions

• 4.1 Administration.

• 4.2 Safety Goals and Objectives.

• 4.3 Assumptions.

• 4.4 Provision in Excess of Recommended Practice.

Chapter 5 — Waste Characterization

• 5.1 Administration.

• 5.2 Waste Characterization.

• 5.3 Means for Characterization.

• 5.4 Hazardous Waste Codes.

• 5.5 Fire Prevention.

• 5.6 Other Hazard Prevention Measures.

Chapter 6 — Documentation

• 6.1* Administration.

• 6.2 Additional References.

• 6.3* Hazardous Waste Documentation.

• 6.4 Hazard Communication Documents — Waste Profile.

Chapter 7 — Marking, Labeling, and Placarding

• 7.1 Administration.

• 7.2 Additional Regulations.

• 7.3 Hazardous Waste Marking and Labeling.

• 7.4* Hazardous Waste Placarding.

• 7.5* United Nations’ Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS).

Chapter 8 — Facility Design

• 8.1 Administration.

• 8.2 General Compliance.

• 8.3 Chemical Compatibility and Separation.

• 8.4 Bulk Solid Wastes.

• 8.5 Bulk Liquid Storage.

• 8.6* Portable Tanks.

• 8.7 Container Storage.

• 8.8 Best Practices.

Chapter 9 — Additional Management of Oxidizers

• 9.1 Administration.

• 9.2 Regulations.

• 9.3 Segregation of Oxidizers and Incompatibility.

Chapter 10 — Reactive Chemicals

• 10.1 Administration.

• 10.2* Reactive Chemicals.

• 10.3 Reactive Chemical Categories.

• 10.4* Managing Uncharacterized Waste.

Chapter 11 — Lab Packs

• 11.1 Administration.

• 11.2 Transport.

• 11.3 General Hazards.

• 11.4 Prudent Practices.

Chapter 12 — Batteries and Cell Waste

• 12.1 Administration.

• 12.2 Hazard Mitigation.

• 12.3* Lithium Batteries.

• 12.4 Identifying Different Types of Lithium Batteries.

• 12.5 Safe Packaging of Lithium Batteries for Transportation Between Facilities.

• 12.6 Transportation and Packaging of Lithium Batteries.

• 12.7 Damaged Batteries.

• 12.8 Other Battery Types.

• 12.9* Related Regulatory and Advisory Guidance for Batteries. (Reserved)

Chapter 13 — Training for Personnel Involved in Hazardous Waste Management

• 13.1* Administration.

• 13.2 Training Based on Generator Status.

• 13.3 Risk Assessment.

Chapter 14 — Emergency Planning

• 14.1 Administration.

• 14.2 Facilities That Manage Hazardous Waste.

• 14.3 Higher Risk Chemicals.

• 14.4 Facility Siting Planning and Prevention of Upset Conditions.

• 14.5 Process Review, Plan Preparation, and Approval.

• 14.6* Fire Risk Controls.

• 14.7 Operation and Maintenance Procedures.

• 14.8 Incident Investigation Plan.

• 14.9 Transportation/Transporters.

Annex  A — Explanatory Material

• Chapter 1

• Chapter 3

• Chapter 4

• Chapter 5

• Chapter 6

• Chapter 7

• Chapter 8

• Chapter 9

• Chapter 10

• Chapter 12

• Chapter 13

• Chapter 14

Annex  B — Hazardous Waste Manifests

Annex  C — Hazard Communication Safety Data Sheets (SDSs)

Annex  D — Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) Hazardous Materials Table

Annex  E — Improper Packaging of Batteries for Shipment

Annex  F — Peroxide Formers Classification

Annex  G — Examples of Potentially Incompatible Waste

Annex  H — Emergency Response Plan Check List

Annex  I — Additional Terms

Annex  J — Informational References

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